Russian President Vladimir Vladmirovich Putin has put “elite Nazis” on notice, sending a warning to the heart of Brussels that “your days of ruling Europe are over.”
While mainstream media reports in the US have focused on the Nazis within Ukraine when discussing Putin’s “denazification” efforts, within Russia it is widely understood that he is targeting the elite Nazis, including European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen, whom he believes have become far too comfortable in Europe’s seats of power.
Ursula Von der Leyen moves in an elite European world, where noble titles have a real effect on a person’s chances of career success and where ancestral bloodlines still trump accomplishments as a measure of a person’s worth.
Von der Leyen’s family tree traces a legacy of evil and brutality, incorporating not only some of Germany’s most powerful Nazis but also some of Britain’s largest slave traders and, through marriage, some of the United States’ largest slave owners. Von der Leyen is descended directly from James Ladson, who owned more than 200 slaves when the Civil War broke out.


